Neutral verification guide
This is not a ranked broker directory and RTX5 does not endorse a firm on this page. Use the checklist to verify the exact legal entity, permissions, costs, protections and platform access that apply to you.
Copy the contracting company name, registration number, licence number and website domain from the account agreement—not from an advert, review or brand name. A group can contain different entities with different protections.
Search the regulator that applies to the entity and activity. Match the legal name, reference number, permitted services, trading names, status, address and official contact details. A licence number alone is not enough.
Check governing law, complaint route, negative-balance terms, client-money treatment, execution policy, conflicts, inactivity costs, margin rules, withdrawal conditions and what happens during insolvency.
Use a small amount, complete identity checks, test the platform and request a withdrawal. Preserve statements and support messages. Do not assume a polished interface proves regulatory status or financial strength.
The correct authority depends on your location, the legal entity and the product. The links below are examples of primary registers, not a complete worldwide list. If your market is not listed, find the national authority through a government or regulator website rather than a broker-review page.
Which exact entity signs the agreement, which authority supervises it, and which activities is it permitted to provide to a client in my location?
Where are client assets held, are they segregated, who is the custodian, and what compensation or insolvency arrangement—if any—actually applies?
Is the firm principal, agent or both; how are orders routed; how are slippage, requotes, rejections, stop-outs and conflicts handled?
What are the spread, commission, financing, conversion, market-data, platform, deposit, withdrawal, transfer and inactivity charges?
Which instruments are offered, what leverage and margin rules apply, and can losses exceed deposits under the relevant agreement?
Does the exact entity support RTX5, which applications are available, who provides credentials, and what functions vary by account or region?
What are support hours, escalation contacts, formal complaint steps, external dispute body and expected withdrawal timelines?
Can open positions, cash and records be transferred or withdrawn, what verification is required, and which charges or restrictions apply?
A broker's use of a trading terminal does not establish its regulatory status, solvency, execution quality or suitability. Confirm compatibility directly with the relevant entity, then evaluate that entity independently. Features, symbols, prices and account conditions can differ by deployment.
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